Details of Corgi 1130 Chipperfields Circus Horse transporter
The Corgi Chipperfields Circus Horse transporter. Fitted with several different kinds of wheels during its production. The original price was 18/6 . It was available in red & blue finish at 1:47 scale. Released as Corgi 1130 in 1962 withdrawn as Corgi 1130 in 1972.
Base:
detailed base, grey painted cast baseMarkings:
Chipperfields, Chipperfields CircusModel features:
mirrors, ramps, simple interiorOrganisation:
CircusOrigin:
Made in Great BritainOther tags:
HorsePackaging:
cardboard box, cardboard plinthVehicle make:
BedfordVehicle model:
TKVehicle type:
articulated, horse boxWheels:
shaped spun hubs, tyres with treadWindows:
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